PO Box 489, Fairforest, SC 29336
Protect from frost/freezing.
Properly prepared interior wood substrates such as floors, doors, trim, paneling, cabinets,
Surfaces should be clean, dry, sound and free from dirt, dust, and surface contaminants.
Sand substrates first, using either fine sand paper, or a fine sanding pad. DO NOT use
steel wool. Always sand in the direction of the natural grain. For staining ha
we recommend a lamb’s wool applicator. Remove sanding dust with a lightly water
dampened cloth, or tack rag. Always prepare a test sample first on a scrap piece of wood
before you begin to ensure a sound technique and to achieve a greater un
product performance. Although most stains share some similarities and characteristics, all
vary slightly from one to another.
Stir gently before use and continue stirring during application. Intermix if
le containers to ensure color uniformity. May be applied using a clean cotton
rag, or cloth. If using a brush, maintain a wet edge and do not allow the product to
puddle. Remove excess stain with a cotton cloth. Use a lamb’s wool applicator for floors.
ker tones can be achieved by allowing the product to sit before wiping. A second coat
30 minutes to achieve a deeper, richer look. Allow 2
before applying a clear coat. Finish with a minimum of two coats of WoodShield varni
Avoid applying at temperatures below 41°F (5°C).
Maximum spread rate is 100
125 sq. ft. per quart, or 400
500 sq. ft. per gallon depending
Avoid overexposure to skin and
contact with eyes. Rinse off with water. Keep out of reach
